E168: Lose Weight for the Last Time While Keeping Hormones Happy with Kelsey Wickenhauser

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Weight gain can be a side effect of hormone imbalances, but I'm a big believer that our bodies have to feel safety to be able to lose fat effectively, and we create that safety through nourishment.

When the body is well-nourished, we can start to focus on weight loss, and my guest Kelsey is walking us through some of the misconceptions we have when it comes to fat loss, and what women need to do to lose weight in a sustainable way - we're throwing out the fad diets, keto, starving yourself, and weight loss meds and talking about how our bodies were created to stay at a healthy weight in the first place.

So is it your hormones? Or is there more to the story?

LET ME HELP YOU FIX THOSE HORMONES:
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Hormone Imbalance Quiz

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CONNECT WITH KELSEY

Website: https://kelseywickenhauser.com/

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